President Donald Trump signs an AI-related accord that includes a spelling error in the phrase “United States,” appearing as “Unites States” under his signature, according to multiple outlets. The document is presented as an initiative to advance “super intelligence” rather than using the term “artificial intelligence.”
Outlets report that the accord is signed alongside technology leaders and includes guidelines and safeguards tied to how AI technologies are developed and regulated. The different coverage focuses mainly on visibility and reaction: some outlets highlight the mistake as a notable public-facing error, while others focus on the document’s purpose and the context of Trump’s rebranding effort. One outlet also ties the “super intelligence” phrasing to Trump’s prior remarks, including references to a U.N. General Assembly speech.
Despite differences in emphasis, all sources agree on the core issue: the official document bearing the president’s signature contains the misspelling “Unites States,” drawing attention to the text released by the White House.
